Don’t wash towels with clothes—it’s a bad idea. Towels need a hotter, longer wash cycle, unlike delicate clothes. They shed lint, sticking to garments, especially synthetics, creating a fuzzy mess. Zippers and buttons can snag towels, while towels’ texture may pill or stretch clothes. Towels
harbor more bacteria, spreading germs to clothes. Their bulk causes uneven drying, leaving towels damp or clothes shrunken. Wash towels separately with hot water and proper detergent for cleaner, longer-lasting fabrics.
